bombproof
/ˈbɑmˌpruf/
adjective
- Strong enough to resist damage from bombs or explosions.
- They stored the documents in a bombproof underground vault.
- The embassy was built with bombproof windows and reinforced walls.
- The shelter was designed to be bombproof in case of an attack.
- Very safe or certain to succeed; not likely to fail.
- Her business plan seemed bombproof, but the market changed unexpectedly.
- He thought his alibi was bombproof until the video evidence appeared.
- No investment is completely bombproof, but government bonds are close.
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verb
- To make something resistant to bombs or explosions.
- The military spent millions to bombproof the new headquarters.
- They bombproofed the bunker with layers of steel and concrete.
- Engineers are working to bombproof the airport's control tower.